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Despite marketing itself as an alterna-


tive to live streaming, Qvision software does in fact also allow video to be live streamed to traffic management centres and also provides a simple, secure method to share those streams with specific, approved, partners of organisations utilis- ing the software. Qvision software can provide this live


video streaming and sharing for a frac- tion of the cost of traditional set-ups that involve exorbitantly expensive hardware and IT support to keep it functioning properly. This ability to share video easily is hav-


ing a very positive safety benefit with one US DOT which is trialling the service now able to share its images of traffic accidents with police, fire and ambulance for them to judge more quickly what resources to use.


SURFERS’ PARADISE? Qvision isn’t just for traffic. An Australian radio group is even considering Qvision as its solution for surf reports, where fre- quently updated video of the waves can give thrill seekers a tip-off about which beach to head to. The software also has potential


applications for ski resorts, theme parks, and more.


On board: Qvision is


being considered for surf reports (below) and ski resorts (left)


And it’s the radio, so long the source of traveller information, which is also the beneficiary of Qvision’s technology, with lead- ing stations in San Diego and northwestern Mexico licensing the Qvision service as the only reliable data source that allows them to accurately report the situation on the border’s roads. Qvision has taken a local problem and


turned it into a global traffic information solution.





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